The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CARSON, Jan. 20.

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Senate Assembly bill No. 10. to
nroyide revenue for the State Of Ne.
vada, MAS passed.
Senate bill No. 20, by Powell, 10
regulate the manner of drawing jures,
passed.
Senate bill No. Al, 10y Foley, intro.
duced out of order, an Act to prepare
and create a commission to compare
and report TO the Legislature such
amendments To tue laws rs are neces-
sary. to adopt and harmonic the same
with the judicial system now IN force
IN this State.
Senate bill No. 10, by Osburn, an
Act relating 10 the State University,
provides for the establishment IN the
University of school for the instruc-
ton of teachers. who shall also be
taught chemistry. geology, aud min
eralogy, so far as they relate To the
theory and practice of mining, agri-
culture and the mechanic arts, Board
of Regents to consist of tive members,
terms of office four years, the Board
prescribes the rules for the general
government of themselves and the
University, TOR reports ut officers aud
teachers, course OF study, time aud
Standard OF graduation, duration OF
terms, vacations, text books, etc, APP
puinis a President AT an annual salary
not exceeding $4,000, who must show
satisfactory credentials or endorse
ment from three out OF speclhed
list of leading educational institutions
in the United States, preseribes the
duties of the President and likes the
salaries of teachers, controls expendi-
lures aud appropriations, aud ali mon
eys received from any source what
ever, must report annually to the Gov
ernor, may employ a clerk at $50 per
month, said clerk not 20 be teacher
In the University, must hold four reg
ular meeting in each year and special
meetings at The call of the Chairman.
The President, under the direction of
the Board of Regents, shall manage
all matters connected with the insti-
tuition, employ assistant teachers aud
servants, purchase supplies etc. There
shall be no discrimination in the ad-
mission OF pupils ON account ot race,
sex or color, of good moral character,
above the aye of 10. edncationally or
otherwise qualified to be admitted.
Passed unanimously.
Senate blli No. II, by Fish, relative
TO official bonds, vas made the special
order Tor ? z. NJ. Tomorrow. This
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give bond without suIeties. There
Isa penal IN each bond 10 the effect
that the officer shall satisfy any judg-
ment rendered against him, or be I'M
prisoned and forever debarred from
holding any office of public trus; in
the State
Senate bill No. 33, by Noteware,
establishing and providing for an In.
dian school IN Ormshy county, with
H.M. Yerlngtan, J.W.Adams and $. L.
Lee as Board of Commissioners To
supervise and promote the same.
Passed Unanimously.
Assembly--An act To provide for
the maintenance of public schools.
frescribes the time at eight years In.
stead of four, as the law now stands.
Passed.
Assembly bill No. 16. relative to
the marks and brands of stock, fixes a
nne and Imprisonment for the unlaw-
ful branding of stock. Passed.
Assembly bill No. 90, an Act to re-
move the county seat of White Pine
county from the town of Hamilton to
the town of Ely, was passed.
Senate bill No. Al, introduced by
Foley, was read by sections, and a
commission consisting of Robert NJ.
Clarke, II. Ii. Lindsay and Trenmore
Colin is hereby created and appoint